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Dear Shamseer Mambra
I¡¯m a student from Korea. I saw your article ¡°11 Important Facts About The Sea Of Japan¡± and I found an error on it. The name for the body of water between Korea and Japan cannot be named after a particular country because it is composed of territorial waters of four countries, South Korea, North Korea, Japan, and Russia.



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The ¡°East Sea¡±, starting with the Korean Peninsula, is connected not only to Japan but also to Russia etc. It means that it is not just Japanese sea. It is the sea that many countries share. According to the Annals of the Joseon Dynasty in the first half of the 17th century, Ahn Yong-bok, a fisherman in 1693, confirmed that Dokdo was Joseon territory.
During the reign of King Sukjong of the Joseon Dynasty, Dongnae fisherman Ahn Yong-bok entered Japan and returned after confirming that Ulleungdo and Dokdo were Joseon territory. At that time, the reason why Ahn Yong-bok went to Japan was because he was angry and went as a protest when he saw Japanese fishermen sweeping fish around Ulleungdo Island. At that time, Japanese officials acknowledged that Ulleungdo and Dokdo were Joseon's territory, and Ahn Yong-bok returned to Joseon only after hearing the answer.



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As a result , I want you to correct the error. I hope you to change the Sea of Japan into the East Sea. Thank you for reading this long email and I¡¯ll wait for your correction.

 
   
 

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